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Back-to-School Bicycle and Pedestrian Accident Risks

The school year gets underway in Southwest Florida on Aug. 12, and motorists should expect to begin seeing an increasing number of young people walking or cycling to school, particularly during the early morning hours and the start of the afternoon commute. Florida is already the most dangerous state in…

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New CPSC Toy Report: 240,000 Toy-Related Injuries, 7 Deaths in 2016

As the holidays approach, the demand for new toys will be high, both in stores and online. Buyers must be cautious when purchasing items to make sure they are following the manufacturer’s age recommendations and that they stay tuned to any reports of injuries or news of a potential toy…

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Playground Injuries and the Dangerous Condition Requirement

A recent playground injury involving a child reached a state supreme court, which was tasked with considering whether sovereign immunity laws protected defendant school district from liability for allegedly defective equipment.  Sovereign immunity is a legal principle handed down by the English that held the “sovereign” or government could not…

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Plaintiff in Child Injury Lawsuit May Proceed with Claim, Appeals Court Rules

Summer is on the horizon, which means many families will have more free time to explore the outdoors, taking advantage of Florida’s many parks, campgrounds and beaches.  However, there is something important visitors – including locals and tourists – need to understand about the risk they are assuming when venturing…

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School Injury Lawsuit Alleges Negligence in 5-Year-Old’s Fall

An elementary school student’s mother has filed a lawsuit against a Connecticut school district, alleging that last school year, her 5-year-old daughter was seriously and permanently injured in a playground fall.  The child was running from the playground to the school building when she fell, hitting her stomach on the…

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